Podcasts about mbse

Broadcast date: April 24th, 2025, 19:00 CET When you think MBSE, you might think SysML right away—but what about MBSE without SysML? In our next episode, we sit down with a guest, Joshua Feingold from Occam Systems, a company that helps organizations source specialty chemicals—from flavors and fragrances to pharma ingredients and adhesives. But how... Der Beitrag Episode 57: Non-SysML MBSE for Chemical Sourcing erschien zuerst auf The MBSE Podcast.

【节目简介】德味儿可以是一种照片风格可以是一种关车门的声音但说到底它是一种行业同盟的管理方式而MBSE正是切实落实德味儿的流程工具本期《孤岛车谈》我和两位系统工程师朋友一起，聊聊汽车行业中MBSE这个非常德味的流程工具的用途和起源。【话题成员】罗新雨 底盘电子系统工程师许新熠 自动驾驶系统工程师高处青 ADAS/自动驾驶系统工程师罗新雨个人微博@大众风Volkswind剪辑 猫又，许新熠，罗新雨片尾曲 模型世界 by 罗新雨&Suno (2025)【参考链接】1.福特Mustang召回数目惊人https://www.cars.com/research/ford-mustang/recalls/2.“不影响安全”的Service Bulletin (SB) 还有更多: 2024款大概有十几个https://themustangsource.com/forums/tsb_recall/tsbs/ford/mustang/20243.【【专属】乘用车底盘系统开发 车辆动力学原理应用与正向开发工程实践 吴旭亭 系统构建车身动力学底盘知识体系书籍】#小程序://机械工业出版社旗舰店/商品/I4N8mLuPmjWkmRt4.【官网 车用动力电池系统设计与制造 中国汽车工程学会 电芯产品设计 电池系统产品设计 动力电池产品设计制造方法技术书籍】#小程序://机械工业出版社旗舰店/商品/P8isKji8jO5DkNc5.【汽车创新：前沿技术背后的科技原理】#小程序://机械工业出版社旗舰店/商品/7tltQzCQfJUWRVi6.【官网 广义车规级电子元器件可靠性设计与开发实践 左成钢 系统介绍汽车电子零部件的可靠性设计与开发 汽车电子 汽车工业技术书籍】#小程序://机械工业出版社旗舰店/商品/dBujAN68sEk1Rzl7.【智能驾驶：产品设计与评价】#小程序://机械工业出版社旗舰店/商品/Q8KWriuNDGdzlSs8.【官网 智能底盘关键技术及应用 线控执行 融合控制 失效运行 张俊智 智能底盘核心线控执行系统关键技术书籍】#小程序://机械工业出版社旗舰店/商品/5R5ZjdGhScib14A9. INCOSE Systems Engineering Vision 2020(英文，2012）：https://sebokwiki.org/wiki/INCOSE_Systems_Engineering_Vision_202010. MBSE Initiative（英文，2012）：https://www.incose.org/communities/working-groups-initiatives/mbse-initiative

How is the Object-Oriented Systems Engineering Method (OOSEM) evolving in the SysML v2 era? What role does it play in advancing MBSE methodology? In our upcoming episode of the MBSE Podcast, we discuss the future of OOSEM, its integration with SysML v2, and its alignment with standards like ISO 15288. Our guests are SysML Creators, MBSE Pioneers, and MBSE Experts: Sandy Friedenthal, Andrew Muxen, and Ryan Noguchi! Der Beitrag Episode 55: OOSEM with SysML v2 erschien zuerst auf The MBSE Podcast.

【节目简介】你一定一直在思考一个问题把大象放冰箱里共需几步现在德国车企联合起来合计出来一个妙招：先把它切成小块然后逐步放怎么样？本期《孤岛车谈》我和两位系统工程师朋友一起聊聊汽车行业中，MBSE这个专注于用“切块”的方法来解题的方法论。ASPICE流程图【话题成员】罗新雨 底盘电子系统工程师许新熠 自动驾驶系统工程师高处青 ADAS/自动驾驶系统工程师罗新雨个人微博@大众风Volkswind剪辑 猫又，许新熠，罗新雨片尾曲 Connecting boxes by 罗新雨&Suno (2025)【参考链接】1.福特Mustang召回数目惊人https://www.cars.com/research/ford-mustang/recalls/2.“不影响安全”的Service Bulletin (SB) 还有更多: 2024款大概有十几个https://themustangsource.com/forums/tsb_recall/tsbs/ford/mustang/2024【推广】【【专属】乘用车底盘系统开发 车辆动力学原理应用与正向开发工程实践 吴旭亭 系统构建车身动力学底盘知识体系书籍】#小程序://机械工业出版社旗舰店/商品/I4N8mLuPmjWkmRt【官网 车用动力电池系统设计与制造 中国汽车工程学会 电芯产品设计 电池系统产品设计 动力电池产品设计制造方法技术书籍】#小程序://机械工业出版社旗舰店/商品/P8isKji8jO5DkNc【汽车创新：前沿技术背后的科技原理】#小程序://机械工业出版社旗舰店/商品/7tltQzCQfJUWRVi【官网 广义车规级电子元器件可靠性设计与开发实践 左成钢 系统介绍汽车电子零部件的可靠性设计与开发 汽车电子 汽车工业技术书籍】#小程序://机械工业出版社旗舰店/商品/dBujAN68sEk1Rzl【智能驾驶：产品设计与评价】#小程序://机械工业出版社旗舰店/商品/Q8KWriuNDGdzlSs【官网 智能底盘关键技术及应用 线控执行 融合控制 失效运行 张俊智 智能底盘核心线控执行系统关键技术书籍】#小程序://机械工业出版社旗舰店/商品/5R5ZjdGhScib14A

The space & satellite industry is more dynamic than ever, with professionals moving across sectors and roles at an accelerated pace. At SSPI, this has brought in a wave of new leadership, including a remarkable milestone: as of last year's election, four of our newest Board Directors are women. To celebrate this moment and International Women's Day, we will explore their perspectives and dive deeper into topics such as leadership, vision and the future of SSPI and SSPI-WISE. Newly appointed SSPI Executive Director Tamara Bond-Williams speaks with Kidsan Barnes, Senior Vice President, Maritime, Cruise & Ferry at Quvia, Lisa Henke, Chief of Technology & Innovation, USG at Maxar Intelligence and Tina Ghataore, Chief Revenue Officer at Aerospacelab and SSPI-WISE Chair and Board Liaison. Kidsan Barnes is a distinguished leader in the satellite communications and cruise connectivity industries. She currently serves as the Senior Vice President of Cruise & Ferry at Quvia (formerly Neuron). With a career marked by innovation and strategic vision, Kidsan has played a pivotal role in driving growth and transformation within her sector. Her contributions have not gone unnoticed; she was honored on the South Florida Business Journal's “40 Under 40” list, recognizing her significant impact on her industry, the economy and community, and also recognized on their Influential Business Women's list for 2022. Under her leadership, Quvia's Cruise & Ferry division has seen remarkable advancements, solidifying its position as a leader in the fast-evolving world of satellite communications. Kidsan's dedication to excellence and philanthropic contributions are seen in her voluntary board roles for both SSPI and Florida International University where she gained her Executive MBA. She remains an inspiration for those in the industries she serves. Lisa Henke joined Maxar Technologies in 2016 as Chief Architect of Open Technologies and served in several leadership roles at the company before taking on her current role of Chief of Technology & Innovation, USG for Maxar Intelligence in May 2024. Prior to coming to Maxar, she was the Chief Architect for National Reconnaissance Office/Ground Enterprise Directorate/Integrated System Program Office leading ground development, cloud transformation and agile transformation. Lisa also served in leadership roles at DigitalGlobe, Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman. She is a proud Air Force Veteran and a certified Green Belt with an MBA with technology management emphasis and a variety of certifications, including Agile, Architecture and Systems Engineering and MBSE. Tina Ghataore joined Aerospacelab in August 2023 as Group Chief Strategy and Revenue Officer, and CEO of Aerospacelab's new North American branch. Prior to joining the fast-growing international startup specialized in designing, manufacturing and operating small satellites, Tina served as Chief Commercial Officer of Mynaric and President of Mynaric USA where she led the company's efforts to position Mynaric as the preferred laser communication provider for aerospace application for both government and commercial markets. In 2022, Tina's contribution to the aerospace industry was recognized by both the public and industry peers alike when she was voted Via Satellite's "Satellite Executive of the Year," accepting her award in front of a select audience at the industry's leading annual conference SATELLITE 2022.

Come join Share PLM for another podcast episode with Maxime Gravel, aerospace engineer, industry expert, and Manager of Model-Based Engineering at Moog Inc. Max's career journey spans working with notable companies where he has been instrumental in driving innovation and transformation. In this episode, we unpacked: ⚉ Max Gravel's career journey ⚉ Transition to Model-Based Definition (MBD) ⚉ Why choose model-based? ⚉ The importance of leadership and culture in transformation ⚉ What conditions foster a transformative mindset in organizations? ⚉ Configuration Management (CM) in aerospace and beyond ⚉ Adapting to new roles in MBD ⚉ Navigating digital transformation with company leadership ⚉ How do we make configuration management exciting for companies? ⚉ How do we make model-based interesting or PLM interesting?⚉ How Max evolved as a leader ⚉ Lessons learned in 20 years in the businessCONNECT WITH MAXIME: ⚉ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/maxime-gravel-54a14366/ CONNECT WITH SHARE PLM: ⚉ Website: https://shareplm.com/ Join us every month to listen to fascinating interviews, where we cover a wide array of topics, from actionable tips, to personal experiences, to strategies that you can implement into your PLM strategy. If you have an interesting story to share and want to join the conversation, contact us and let's chat. We can't wait to hear from you!

Ever wondered how Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) is applied around the globe? This episode takes you on a journey to Southeast Asia to uncover the unique applications and challenges of MBSE in this vibrant region. Der Beitrag Episode 47: MBSE around the World: Southeast Asia with Robert Ong and Marco Forlingieri erschien zuerst auf The MBSE Podcast.

In our upcoming episode, we will talk about semantic interoperability in MBSE. We'll explore how this concept helps different systems communicate effectively, ensuring that data is not only exchanged but also accurately understood and utilized across various platforms and industries. This time we have three guests. They all work at ESA: Elaheh Maleki, Quirien Wijnands, and Nils Fischer. Der Beitrag Episode 45: Semantic Interoperability with Elaheh Maleki, Quirien Wijnands, and Nils Fischer from ESA erschien zuerst auf The MBSE Podcast.

Broadcast date: March 27th, 19:00 CET This week on the MBSE Podcast, the hosts Tim Weilkiens and Christian Muggeo are thrilled to welcome Doug Rosenberg and Brian Moberley, an exceptional panel of guests, to discuss the cutting-edge topic of “AI-Assisted MBSE.” In an episode that promises to be as enlightening as it is revolutionary, we'll... Der Beitrag Episode 44: AI-Assisted MBSE erschien zuerst auf The MBSE Podcast.

Broadcast date: February 12th, 2024, 19 CET  Changing from a document-based to a model-based paradigm is a huge hurdle for companies. It is not only about learning new methods, languages, and tools and changing processes and policies. It is also about changing organizational structures and engineering culture. However, sometimes, MBSE is applied as another set... Der Beitrag Episode 43: The Craft of MBSE with Michael Vinarcik and Christoph Fischer erschien zuerst auf The MBSE Podcast.

Broadcast date: January 30th, 2024, 19 CET  In this special episode, we talk about key events that shaped MBSE in 2023. We look at the most important trends and innovations at MBSE over the past year. Of course, we also look at key events of the MBSE podcast itself. But that's not all! As we've... Der Beitrag Episode 42: 2023 Reflections and 2024 Outlook with us erschien zuerst auf The MBSE Podcast.

Tune in for a compelling discussion on the advancements in MBSE and the critical role of formal verification in designing deterministic and error-resistant systems. Der Beitrag Episode 41: Automated Reasoning for SysML v2 with Jamie Smith erschien zuerst auf The MBSE Podcast.

Hosts Bryan Goldstein, President- Analog Devices Federal and Vice President Aerospace and Defense Group at Analog Devices, and Sean Darcy, Senior Director of Marketing at Infineon talk with guest host Mark Hepburn, Dir. of Product Management at Cadence, about model based systems engineering - What is it?; How do you start and generate models?; What is the current status and future of MBSE? To learn more about Analog Devices' Design Tools, visit there design library here.

Broadcast date: October 30th, 2023, 19 CET  We dive into the world of MBSE and cybersecurity together with Hartmut Hintze from Airbus and the Hamburg University of Technology. We will talk about (cyber-)security and safety in the context of MBSE in general. We will then discuss in more detail the SysML language extension and method... Der Beitrag Episode 40: Cyber-Security and SecML with Hartmut Hintze erschien zuerst auf The MBSE Podcast.

Broadcast date: September 19th, 2023, 19 CET  Prepare for a stellar voyage on the MBSE Podcast!

Broadcast date: June 29th, 2023, 19 CET  The upcoming next-generation modeling language SysML v2 comes with an API. At first, it may seem like nothing special that you can now access a SysML model via an API. But it can become a game changer in the MBSE modeling world. At least it lays the foundations... Der Beitrag Episode 36: SysML v2 API & Services with Manas Bajaj erschien zuerst auf The MBSE Podcast.

Since ChatGPT became popular, Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become a hot topic of discussion. However, AI has already been under discussion in systems engineering for quite some time. AI is a technology that has already made its way into several systems, and to design and deploy successful systems with AI, we need to have a common understanding of its capabilities, limitations, and peculiarities. Familiarity with AI is necessary for both engineering AI-enabled systems (SE4AI) and using AI tools to support our daily work (AI4SE). Der Beitrag Episoe 35: MBSE and AI with Alessandro Migliaccio and Giovanni Iannone erschien zuerst auf The MBSE Podcast.

We want to learn how MBSE is used in the world, and this time we will visit France. Our guest is Raphael Faudou. We talk about how MBSE is being used in France, what organizations exist for MBSE, how it is used at universities, where the challenges are, and more. Der Beitrag Episode 34 – MBSE around the World: France with Raphael Faudou erschien zuerst auf The MBSE Podcast.

In this episode of the LegaSHE Builder podcast, Lori interviews Michelle Franklin, also known as Mrs. Divine Intervention. Michelle has been a registered nurse for over 20 years, but her personal journey through depression, anxiety, panic attacks, and PTSD led her to become an MBSE coach, focusing on the mind, body, spirit, and emotions. Michelle's transparent series shares her journey through these challenges and how she overcame them.Michelle is passionate about helping individuals realize that simple mindset shifts can alter the trajectory of their lives. By strengthening the relationship within themselves, individuals can lay the foundation for success and ultimately achieve generational wealth, which is worth more than money. Join us for this inspiring episode as we learn from Michelle's personal journey and gain insight into the importance of mindset shifts in achieving success and generational healing and wealth.Trigger warning: This episode contains discussions about depression, anxiety, panic attacks, and PTSD, as well as mentions of rape and assault. If you or someone you know is struggling with any of these issues, please seek professional help or resources. The content may be triggering for some listeners, so please listen with caution and take care of yourself. If you or someone you know needs help, there are resources available, including the National Sexual Assault Hotline and the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI).KEY TAKEAWAYS:• We are all dealing with some sort of trauma. Some more extreme than others.• You are harming yourself by suppressing and not dealing with the trauma.• You can get help to work through your hurt.• Your pain, after healing, can be turned into purpose to help others.Resources that you or someone you know can contact for help:National Sexual Assault Hotline: 800.656.HOPE (4673)This hotline provides confidential support and resources to survivors of sexual assault, their friends, and family members. It's available 24/7 and offers access to trained professionals who can offer guidance, support, and information.National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI): 1-800-950-NAMI (6264)NAMI provides information and resources for individuals and families affected by mental illness, including depression, anxiety, and PTSD. They offer support groups, education programs, and advocacy services to help individuals get the help they need. Their helpline is available Monday through Friday, 10am to 8pm ET._____________You can listen to this episode and others from The LegaShe Builder on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, YouTube and more.This episode is brought to you by:Groundfloor: The #1 Real Estate Crowdfunding website. They're making it easy for everyday people like you and me to invest in real estate projects all over the country, starting with as little as $10. *Use our affiliated link and get $10 for free to invest in your first project. https://app.groundfloor.us/r/r6a086 LegaSHE Builder:  Become a member of the community, and get paid when you refer one of our products*. https://legashebuilder.gumroad.com/affiliates_____________Start your Business with an easy to follow Set-by-Step list. Get our Business Builder Kit and start building your brand: BUSINESS BUILDER KIT_____________GUEST INFO:Follow Michelle on social media:Instagram @mrsdivineintervention - https://instagram.com/mrsdivineintervention?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=Website- https://divineintervention.my.canva.site/Order a copy of her Book: “What's In The Pit ​Of Your Belly? When you walk in your purpose, you inspire ​others to walk in theirs."-----Make sure to follow LegaSHE Builder:Instagram- LegaSHEbuilderFacebook- LegaSHEbuilderYouTube- LegaSHE BuilderGain access to resources here: www.legashe.co-----Music in this episode provided by: Coma-Media --- Support our podcast: Show us some LOVE! *Note the description includes affiliate links that allow you to find the items that may or mayn't be mentioned within the episode. While we may earn minimal sums whenever individuals use the links, you are in no way obligated to use the link.  Thank you for your supportSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-legashe-builder/donations

Broadcast date: April 3rd, 2023, 19 CET  After over 5 years of work with over 200 people from over 80 organizations, the OMG votes on the final submission of SysML v2 at the end of March. Truly a historic milestone for MBSE. We've talked about SysML v2 more often in our podcast, for example with... Der Beitrag Episode 33 – Application of SysML v2 with Sandy Friedenthal erschien zuerst auf The MBSE Podcast.

This time it's not about specific MBSE content. Instead, we talk with our guest Zsolt Sandor about how to build an active community of systems engineering professionals. In addition to experience and training, the exchange with experts is another important pillar to mastering the craft of systems engineering.  Der Beitrag Episode 32 – Systems Engineering Professional Community with Zsolt Sandor erschien zuerst auf The MBSE Podcast.

Broadcast date: January 20th, 2023, 19 CET  Systems Thinking is an essential skill for system engineers. We talk about what Systems Thinking is and how to learn it in this episode. And we wouldn't be an MBSE podcast if we didn't also discuss what Systems Thinking has to do with MBSE. Our guest is Lydia... Der Beitrag Episode 31 – Systems Thinking with Lydia Kaiser erschien zuerst auf The MBSE Podcast.

Broadcast date: November 23rd, 2022, 19 CET  If you compare the definition of the concept of PLM (Product Lifecycle Management) and the definition of SE (Systems Engineering) and MBSE (Model-Based Systems Engineering), you´ll find many commonalities. Both concepts claim a life-cycle view of a system or a product. The differences are more in generating and... Der Beitrag Episode 29 – MBSE and PLM with Erik Herzog erschien zuerst auf The MBSE Podcast.

On this edition of The Ex Terra Podcast, Tom Patton talks with Eric Spittle, Chief Technology and Innovation Officer of LinQuest Corporation. The LinQuest mission is to be a national security space leader that enables defense and intelligence missions through advanced digital solutions and the development, integration, and operation of mission critical systems. But they don't focus solely on defense. Their model-based systems engineering (MBSE) approach also applies to commercial space companies looking to utilize their digital engineering capabilities to solve complex problems. LinQuest's unique MBSE methodology is at the forefront of OSD's Digital Engineering Strategy and provides solutions across the entire program lifecycle, going beyond "traditional" MBSE capabilities by incorporating powerful tools in a seamless MBSE framework. Digital Engineering Applies to Multiple Disciplines LinQuest leads military SATCOM development through architecture design, engineering, prototyping, integration, testing, and operations for current and next generation space-based communications systems. The company also enables planning, architecture, development, operation, logistics, and sustainment of Space Force and Air Force systems through deep subject matter expertise, advanced analytic solutions, and the development and deployment of tactical space superiority systems. In its integration laboratory in Chantilly, VA, LinQuest creates digital threads of 5G User Equipment (UE) to RAN and Cell Base Station (gNodeB) access through terrestrial and NTN (satellite and UAV) emulation and over-the-air testing with a full suite of network and cybersecurity emulation, analysis, and test equipment. These tests are all remotely accessible through a web-based portal for Lab-as-a-Service (LaaS). How does what happens in space affect your everyday life? The Ex Terra podcast is dedicated to introducing you to many of the interesting people involved in the commercial space industry, and taking you behind the scenes with many of the companies making significant contributions to the new space economy. The podcast is available on Anchor, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Breaker, Overcast, Pocketcasts and Radio Public.

DevSecOps encompasses all the best software engineering principles known today with an emphasis on faster delivery through increased collaboration of all stakeholders resulting in more secure, useable, and higher-quality software systems. In this podcast from the Carnegie Mellon University Software Engineering Institute, researchers Tim Chick and Joe Yankel present a DevSecOps Platform-Independent Model (PIM), which uses model based systems engineering (MBSE) to formalize the practices of DevSecOps pipelines and organize relevant guidance. This first-of-its-kind model gives software development enterprises the structure and articulation needed for creating, maintaining, securing, and improving DevSecOps pipelines.

We want to learn how MBSE is used in the world, and this time we will visit Spain. Our guest is Juan Llorens. We talk about how MBSE is being used in Spain, what the state of training is, what organizations exist for MBSE, where the challenges are, and more. Der Beitrag Episode 27 – MBSE around the World: Spain with Juan Llorens erschien zuerst auf The MBSE Podcast.

In early 2022, INCOSE published its new vision for the year 2035. Our guest Paul Schreinemakers was a member of the team that developed the vision and, as such responsible for gathering and evaluating the review comments from a wide variety of reviewers. We talk with Paul in general about the 2035 vision to get a good overview, and as a focus, we'll talk about how the Vision sees MBSE in the future. Der Beitrag Episode 26 – INCOSE Vision 2035 with Paul Schreinemakers erschien zuerst auf The MBSE Podcast.

Are you familiar with model-based systems engineering (MBSE)? I have to admit that I was not familiar with, but it looked like something I should know about. To educate myself, I had a discussion with Marco Leon, the Director of Systems Architecture Engineering at Mercury Systems, in this week's Embedded Executives podcast. As a relatively new technique, it's designed to reduce your design risk.

In this podcast from the Carnegie Mellon University Software Engineering Institute, senior researchers Jerome Hugues and Joe Yankel discuss ModDevOps, an extension of DevSecOps that embraces model-based systems engineering (MBSE) practices and technology. Hugues and Yankel also discuss how making this integration between DevSecOps and MBSE explicit unlocks both the speed of DevSecOps and the risk reduction of MBSE.

This time we are talking about ISO/IEC/IEEE 15288. Probably many of you know this number. It is the leading standard on system life cycle processes. Der Beitrag Episode 22 – ISO/IEC/IEEE 15288 System Life Cycle Processes and MBSE with Dr. David Endler erschien zuerst auf The MBSE Podcast.

The first episode of 2022 is part of our MBSE tool series and starts right away with a hot topic: "Connected engineering information for a connected world" - that's the claim of the OpenMBEE platform. Their promise sounds like a dream for every (system) engineer: "It enables engineers to work in the language of their choice and easily share and document their work across other tools.". So, let's have a look at how to make the engineers dream true. Der Beitrag Episode 20 – The Open Model-Based Engineering Environment (OpenMBEE) with Chris Delp from Nasa JPL erschien zuerst auf The MBSE Podcast.

What can you expect from a company that actually uses their own products and shares what they learn with others? According to this episode of the Digital Enterprise Society podcast, only good things. In today's episode, Thom Singer and Craig Brown are joined by Siemens technical account manager Dave Chan.  As a technical sales specialist, Dave supports Aerospace and Defense Federal and Marine with digitalization solutions, or in other words, all things PLM. Siemens is a company who actually uses their own tools, and delivers what they learn about them to other companies that are trying to use them as well.  The result is well-informed employees, happier customers, and a company that has earned the trust of the industry.  Listen in as Dave highlights his aims as a liaison, how Siemens works to overcome some unique challenges, and the career benefits that Dave enjoys as he volunteers his time to share his passion with others.    On today's podcast, you will learn: Dealing with conflicting voices As a liaison, Dave works to increase understanding on both sides of the discussion.  The entire industry benefits by a better understanding of requirements.  The voice of the customer has to be heard in every product.  Collaborations can be humorous- just listen to Dave's experience at Niagara Falls.    Unique upcoming challenges  AWB's focus in the upcoming year will include MBD- model-based definition, not design. Companies need to focus on the tools and solutions that are available to them right now.  Defining the end use case of how customers are going to be using data is key.  MBSE- model based system engineering- defines up front what a system is going to do in the end.  Efficiently defining a system starts with acknowledging the purpose of that system.    Additional focus points There are many additional solutions within the PLM space.  Planning and manufacturing under these new systems must be just as sustainable.  More groups are expanding within the AWG to increase use cases.  Additive manufacturing is a subgroup that will always be at the tip of the spear.  Upfront certification would benefit the entire process and eliminate validation cycles that are independent of the development cycle.    Looking to the future of AWG Companies need to ask, “what else does Siemens offer,” over CAD or PLM?  Automation is one key characteristic that differentiates Siemens from the competition.  Manufacturing discussions need to continue to evolve to include more of the full lifecycle of what Siemens can offer.    Career advice from a company liaison What does anyone stand to gain from volunteer work with DES?  The benefits of the collaboration and networking with experts in the industry are key to any career.  By learning more about your passions, you can share your knowledge with others.  Industry association provides increased opportunities with customers and companies as well.  The company that supports volunteer time ends up with more satisfied customers.    Continue the conversation with us within the Digital Enterprise Society Community at www.DigitalEnterpriseSociety.org.   Digital Download: Virtual Round-Table Series

Welcome to the MBSE Podcast Advent Calendar. We will open a new door every day. Der Beitrag Episode 19.1 – The MBSE Podcast Christmas Tree Project erschien zuerst auf The MBSE Podcast.

Increased electronics complexity has directly impacted all stages of the design and manufacturing processes. This comes at a time when companies are being pushed by market forces to cut the time to market and still make quality products at affordable prices. One of the possible ways to meet these expectations is through the automation of some of the resource-consuming tasks within the design stage.Today's hosts are Nicholas Finberg of Siemens Global Marketing, and Tim Kinman, Vice President of Trending Solutions and Global Program Lead for Systems Digitalization at Siemens Digital Industries Software. They are joined by Mark Malinoski and Matt Bromley from the EDA space to talk about vertical connected development.In this episode, you'll learn about the challenges that can be solved by automating some tasks within the design process. You'll also learn about the benefits of continuous verification and how it impacts product design adaptability. Lastly, you'll hear about what the future holds for MBSE and the role that increased complexity will play in the world of electronics.What You'll Learn in this Episode:How automation can play an important role in MBSE (00:43)The challenges that stem from a lack of continuous verification in electronics design (05:11)How the supply chain is evolving and the cause of the changes being experienced (08:06)What the future holds for MBSE (12:47)Connect with Matt Bromley: LinkedInConnect with Mark Malinoski: LinkedInConnect with Tim Kinman: LinkedInConnect with Nicholas Finberg: LinkedIn See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

As electronics become more complex, the task of designing has become more demanding. Improvement of a single component in most cases requires a change of several other components and subsystems. To achieve this, companies have had to shift from the traditional product design approach to a digital approach that allows for e-building and testing before the prototype stage is reached.Today's hosts are Nicholas Finberg of Siemens Global Marketing, and Tim Kinman, Vice President of Trending Solutions and Global Program Lead for Systems Digitalization at Siemens Digital Industries Software. They are joined by Mark Malinoski and Matt Bromley from the EDA space to talk about vertical connected development.In this episode, you'll learn about the impact that complexity is having on the electronics design process. You'll also understand how digital twins and digital threads assist in managing collaboration by enhancing traceability and observability. Lastly, you'll learn about the challenges faced when decomposing down to silicone and then recomposing the system.What You'll Learn in this Episode:The impact that complexity is having on MBSE (04:10)The challenge of decomposing systems architecture so as to have common context (07:48)Why customers like to get an early architecture that meets specified requirements (10:58)What it looks like as you drill down and refine an electronic systems architecture (14:44)Why complexity increases as you move towards individual domains (21:44)Connect with Matt Bromley: LinkedInConnect with Mark Malinoski: LinkedInConnect with Tim Kinman: LinkedInConnect with Nicholas Finberg: LinkedIn See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This episode is again part of our MBSE Tools series. This time we look at the Incquery Suite. Our guest Istvan Rath is CEO and co-founder of Incquery Labs. The suite enables the Digital Thread in which it analyses and connects MBSE models. It increases data quality and connects silos. As an integration platform, the Incquery Suite watches over all the phases and provides continuous model analysis, in particular, inter-domain validation and consistency analysis. We are happy to welcome Enrique Kranjmalnik as a guest in this episode as well. Enrique is COO of Vitech, which is part of Zuken. Among other things, we will talk about how the Incquery Suite can be used for consistency of a tool chain with Vitech's GENSYS for a system architecture, and Zuken's E3.series for a detailed wiring design. Der Beitrag Episode 18 – MBSE Tools: The Incquery Suite with Istvan Rath and Enrique Krajmalnik erschien zuerst auf The MBSE Podcast.

Requirements-driven design makes it easier to align the product design efforts with the expectations of the end product. Models created from this approach can be efficiently decomposed to allow for collaboration across the engineering departments, the entire business and the supply chain. It is a part of model-based systems engineering (MBSE) that makes it possible to optimize the product by using simulation before the physical product is manufactured.Today's moderator, Nicholas Finberg of Siemens Global Marketing, is joined by Tim Kinman, Vice President of Trending Solutions and Global Program Lead for Systems Digitalization at Siemens Digital Industries Software. They are also joined by Ryan Wilkins and Tony Komar, two experts who'll also be contributing to this important topic. They'll help us understand requirements-driven design and the functional definition in model-based systems engineering.In this episode, you'll find out what requirements-driven design entails and its application in the automotive industry. We'll discuss the importance of supplier collaboration and the role it plays in the product development process. Lastly, you'll learn how agile development complements the goals of MBSE.What You'll Learn in this Episode:The meaning of requirements-driven design (00:41)How agile development complements MBSE (03:21)How to define functions in MBSE (12:39)The importance of simulation in MBSE (16:30)The importance of supplier collaboration in the early stages of product development (21:20)Connect with Tim Kinman: LinkedInConnect with Tony KomarLinkedInConnect with Ryan WilkinsLinkedInConnect with Nicholas Finberg: LinkedIn See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Model-based systems engineering (MBSE) is transforming how industries approach design, planning, and build processes. It enables the visualization, simulation, optimization, and, most importantly, understanding of products before they ever reach production. These capabilities make it an integral part of all industries dealing with increasing product complexity.This is the first episode of an exciting series on model-based systems engineering. Today's moderator is Nicholas Finberg of Siemens Global Marketing, and he's joined by Tim Kinman, Vice President of Training Solutions and Global Program Lead for Systems Digitalization at Siemens Digital Industries Software. They'll help us understand how model-based systems engineering is impacting the industry, with a focus on the automotive industry as a case study in smart product development.In this episode, you'll find out what model-based systems engineering entails and the problems that it helps solve. We'll explore its real-life application to show the role it plays, the benefits it offers over the more traditional systems engineering and its value in understanding complex systems of systems.What You'll Learn in this Episode:What is meant by model-based systems engineering (01:43)What is meant by the word system in an automobile context (02:34)The role of an information management system (07:22)How MBSE handles the security of the devices connected to the internet (09:26)The difference between systems engineering and systems of systems engineering (15:22)Connect with Tim Kinman: LinkedInConnect with Nicholas Finberg: LinkedIn See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Broadcast date: September 27, 19:00 CET – Language: English We want to learn how MBSE is used in the world and this time we visit Finland. Our guest is Riku Salminen. We talk about how MBSE is used in Finland, what is the state of education, what organizations are there for MBSE, where are the... Der Beitrag Episode 16 – MBSE around the World: Finland with Riku Salminen erschien zuerst auf The MBSE Podcast.

Broadcast date: September 10, 19:00 CET – Language: English In this episode, we want to talk about MBSE methodologies in general and SYSMOD in particular. Since our co-host Tim is the author of SYSMOD, we don't have a guest this time and just talk to ourselves. We first take a general look at MBSE methodologies... Der Beitrag Episode 15 – MBSE Methodology SYSMOD incl. FAS & VAMOS [EN] erschien zuerst auf The MBSE Podcast.

Welcome to Talking Aerospace Today – a podcast for the Aerospace & Defense industry. A place that brings the promise of tomorrow's technology to the ears of our listeners today.Wow, we are at the forefront of something truly revolutionary.There's so much innovation going on. And there's this vision that in the not-to-distant future we'll all be flying around in urban air mobility vehicles. Seriously. Sure, there are some naysayers out there, but that's not going to stop the visionaries, the dreamers.In order to pull this off, the industry needs to transform how it designs and manufactures aircraft. While new techniques and technologies are a must for the eVTOL manufacturers of the world, adopting new design and manufacturing technologies can also give the more established players – those with the more traditional aircraft a huge leg up as well.In this episode of Talking Aerospace Today we'll be talking about agile product development. What is agile? And why is this such a big deal? Agile empowers companies to use the latest cutting-edge technologies. Companies become more nimble and more flexible in the engineering process. They can handle change orders easily and customize on the fly. All of this while meeting cost and schedule – taking on risk without compromise.I'm your host, Scott Salzwedel, and in this episode, I am joined by two A&D industry experts. Jim Roche, Executive Consultant, Director of A&D Practice at CIMdata, and the founder of PLM A&D Action Group. and Dale Tutt, my partner, and Vice President of Aerospace & Defense at Siemens Digital Industries Software.Please join me for this in-depth, one-of-kind discussion. Where else will you hear about the cascading “waterfall approach” and “sprints” in the same discussion?In this episode, you will learn:● What is the mission of the PLM A&D Action Group? (5:50)● Siemens' involvement in model-based systems engineering (MBSE). (9:58)● The shortcomings of the traditional product development approach. (13:10)● The various aspects of agile product development. (16:11)● How does Siemens define agile product development? (17:43)● The challenges agile product development addresses. (22:35)● What is meant by a “sprint” in the context of agile product development. (24:28)● The characteristics of the legacy/waterfall approach. (29:37)● The characteristics of agile product development. (31:02)● The benefits of digital transformation. (38:24)● A real-world example of agile product development in action. (39:41)Connect with Jim Roche:LinkedInCIMdataConnect with Dale:LinkedInConnect with Scott:LinkedIn Resources:● Siemens Aerospace & Defense website See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Our guest is Prof. Marco Di Maio. He is one of the organizers of SWISSED and has himself been around the systems engineering world for many years in many different roles. So we will not be short of topics. Der Beitrag Episode 14 – MBSE Events: SWISSED with Prof. Marco Di Maio [EN] erschien zuerst auf The MBSE Podcast.

Nataliya (Natasha) Shevchenko and Mary Popeck, both senior researchers in the CERT Division at Carnegie Mellon University's Software Engineering Institute, discuss the use of model-based systems engineering (MBSE), which, in contrast to document-centric engineering, puts models at the center of system design. MBSE is used to support the requirements, design, analysis, verification, and validation associated with the development of complex systems.

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Broadcast date: June 28, 19:00 CET – Language: English We want to learn how MBSE is used in the world and this time we visit the United Kingdom. Our guest is the famous Prof. Jon Holt. We talk about how MBSE is used in the UK, what is the state of education, what organizations are... Der Beitrag Episode 13 – MBSE around the World: UK with Prof. Jon Holt [EN] erschien zuerst auf The MBSE Podcast.

Systems engineering is a critical industry niche that continues to experience exponential growth, but how do systems engineers fit into the big picture? In today's discussion Thom Singer and Craig Brown welcome systems engineer and Vitech President David Brown. David works to help really smart people build really complex stuff, and he's joined the podcast to highlight just a few of the key components and contributions that systems engineering makes in today's digital world.   On today's podcast, you will learn: Are MBSE and SysML one and the same?   MBSE focuses on why we use models to improve engineering, while SysML focuses on descriptive architecture.  The confusion about this overlap has been around for well over a decade. This is one of the greatest myths in the industry — they are not the same thing.  SysML is simply one approach, while MBSE covers a much larger scope.   The Model Based Engineering Manifesto  This manifesto was released in 2018, the same year as the US Office of the Secretary of Defense released the Digital Engineering Strategy. The manifesto addresses the question ‘How can we enhance data-driven systems engineering practices?'  Systems are intentionally left out of the manifesto, instead, it is modeled after the agile manifesto.    Exploring context within model based tools Systems context is continually changing, which requires isolation to effectively impact needed change.  Simulations are essential in today's rapid pace environment.  Exploring context within models will only improve knowledge and understanding of how systems work.  Models assure that a system and its interactions will perform as expected.    Should the main focus be manufacturing-centric? Being system-centric rather than manufacturing-centric recognizes the whole as being of greater value than the sum of the parts.  Exceptional architecture specifies need and interaction between all parts.  The context of the product are all characteristics that all have to be factored into a system.    Unlocking collective intelligence Systems engineers uniquely get involved with transdisciplinary problems.  Systems engineers work as the technical connective tissues that bring experts together, study problems from multiple viewpoints, and create exceptional solutions.  Systems thinking is an approach that has been utilized for over 100 years.    Advancing your career You may not need to transform into a systems engineering career, but it can be valuable to have systems awareness because everything you deliver is part of a system.  Getting involved with your professional network will increase your opportunities.  Leadership opportunities offer skills and lessons learned that will enhance your organization.  Continue the conversation with us within the Digital Enterprise Society Community at www.DigitalEnterpriseSociety.org.   Digital Download: Virtual Round-Table Series

Broadcast date: June 9, 19:00 CET – Language: English In addition to methodology and modeling languages, tools also play an important role in MBSE. For many users, they are the face of MBSE, as they finally bring it to life in the tools. In this episode, we will take a look at the LemonTree tool... Der Beitrag Episode 12 – MBSE Tools: Lemontree [EN] erschien zuerst auf The MBSE Podcast.

Broadcast date: May 25, 19:00 CET – Language: English In this episode, we take a look at how MBSE is used in practice and talk to Fatih Erkan from Vanderlande in the Netherlands. Vanderlande provides logistics process automation which includes, for example, baggage handling systems for airports. Fatih is systems architect for baggage handling systems.... Der Beitrag Episode 11 – MBSE in the field: Vanderlande [EN] erschien zuerst auf The MBSE Podcast.

When we look at where manufacturing is today, it's clear that technology is maturing rapidly. Degrees of complexity continue to increase, which means that planning, communication, and collaboration at every phase of development and production are critical. If companies want to keep a competitive edge, their software needs to match those ambitions. Software and Systems Engineering is how companies achieve that goal, and it begins with a well-structured, disciplined approach to problems and the willingness to keep innovating. By adopting a clear Product Definition, teams are able to manage these growing complexities and take advantage of the collaborative benefits of digitalization. Today, I'm welcoming Nand Kochhar back to the show. He's Vice President of Automotive and Transportation for Siemens Software, and an expert when it comes to explaining how companies can use this new technology to gain an edge on the competition, and simultaneously ease pressure on engineering teams as technological complexities continue to increase. In this episode, we're focusing on Product Definition and why it's so important in Software and Systems Engineering. We'll cover all of the ways it helps teams manage ever-increasing design complexities, and why digitalization is a necessity in today's competitive market. We'll also talk about the overall benefits to engineers using the MBSE approach, and how it helps manage elaborately detailed design processes. Some Questions I Ask:What exactly is a Product Definition? (1:25)How can Product Definition help teams manage increased design complexities? (4:53)What are some strategies that companies can use to define this design space? (6:33)How does digitalization allow for collaboration? (11:28)What happens if one of the Product Definition requirements changes? (17:17)How do you see the MBSE approach helping engineers and engineering departments handle the complexity of new vehicle designs? (20:38)What You'll Learn in this Episode:The five pillars of SSE (0:48)A practical example of Product Definition (2:48)The number one challenge for automotive OEMs (8:01)Why digitalization is a necessity (10:04)One key advantage of collaboration between suppliers and OEMs (16:09)Why adaptability is critical (19:36)Connect with Nand Kochhar:LinkedInConnect with Scott Clemmons:LinkedIn Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Broadcast date: April 7, 16:00 CET – Language: English We want to learn how MBSE is used in the world and this time we visit China. Our guest is Xiang Lee from the company SysGraph. We talk about how MBSE is used in China, what is the state of education, what organizations are there for... Der Beitrag Episode 9 – MBSE around the World: China with Xiang Lee [EN] erschien zuerst auf The MBSE Podcast.

We want to learn how MBSE is being used around the world and are launching a new series MBSE around the World. In the first episode, we visit Sweden and talk to Tom Strandberg. Der Beitrag Episode 7 – MBSE around the world: Sweden with Tom Strandberg [EN] erschien zuerst auf The MBSE Podcast.

Broadcast date: January 26th, 2021 – Language: German Mechanical engineering is traditionally the strongest engineering discipline in Germany, whether measured by graduate numbers, the number of companies or the gross national product. Accordingly, the discipline can draw on a long-standing and extensive design methodology and has many sub-disciplines. But which product or better which end... Der Beitrag Episode 6 – MBSE and Mechanical Engineering with Dr. Jörg Berroth and Dr. Michael Riesener [DE] erschien zuerst auf The MBSE Podcast.

Broadcast date: October 29th, 2020 – Language: German In the first short episode we introduce the MBSE podcast and ourselves briefly. You will learn why the podcast exists, how it will run and what you can hear and see in the future. Links to the episode The links to the different podcast platforms where you... Der Beitrag Episode 1 – MBSE-Podcast Trailer [DE] erschien zuerst auf The MBSE Podcast.

In this podcast episode, Capgemini's Jay Survil and Antonio Mazzoldi are joined by special guest, Sky Matthews of IBM, as they explore how IBM, Capgemini and Siemens, are working together to develop an updated version of the aircraft over wing door using the Model Based System Engineering methodology.

‘Product complexity’ is the new buzzword of the past few years. With electrification and with more and more software and autonomy, you have thousands of interfaces and interactions between all these systems and components - and companies need to acquire different skill sets to manage all of these multi-domain challenges because everything is now integrated. As you might imagine, in the A&D industry, maximizing productivity throughout the product lifecycle is key to success and significant profits. Siemens’ tools can help companies gain competitive advantage by managing all the challenges and complexities faster, while at the same time keeping track of all the data and information that might come in handy in the future.Today, in our second podcast of the ‘Accelerating Productivity Through Digital Transformation’ series, we'll be discussing ways to orchestrate your technical program with model-based systems engineering. We’ll dive deep into what it is and the role it plays in the A&D industry, as well as some tangible benefits that come with using the MBSE Digital Thread.Our special guest that will shed light on all these topics we’ve mentioned is Dale Tutt, the Vice President of Aerospace and Defense at Siemens Digital Industries Software. He’s been involved in product development for 30 years now, and prior to joining Siemens, he was the Vice President of Engineering at The Spaceship Company. Before that, he spent 18 years at Cessna Aircraft Company and he had roles at General Dynamics Space Systems Division and Bombardier Learjet.Dale is known as the go-to guy for all things aerospace and defense, so tune in to listen to his expertise on the role MBSE Digital Thread plays in aerospace productivity.In this episode, you will learn:What systems engineering is. (04:16)What the ‘holy trinity’ of digital engineering entails. (06:16)The key elements that go into systems engineering. (07:34)The challenges in implementing systems engineering. (09:33)How the MBSE Digital Thread that Siemens offers can help companies manage the complexity of the digital world. (13:38)An example that proves the capabilities and the benefits of using Siemens’ MBSE Digital Thread. (14:51)Connect with Dale:LinkedIn See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

INCOSE SA — For over ten years, the systems engineering community has focused on transforming from document-centric to model-based techniques. But the challenge is not to transform systems engineering. The challenge is to transform the holistic engineering lifecycle. How must we evolve model-based systems engineering to enable the digital future? For 25 years, David Long has focused on helping organisations increase their systems engineering proficiency while simultaneously working to advance the state of the art across the community. David is the founder and president of Vitech Corporation, where he developed CORE™, a leading systems engineering software environment. He co-authored A Primer for Model-Based Systems Engineering, and is a frequent presenter at industry events around the world. A committed member of the systems community and ESEP, David is the immediate past president INCOSE.

INCOSE SA — For over ten years, the systems engineering community has focused on transforming from document-centric to model-based techniques. But the challenge is not to transform systems engineering. The challenge is to transform the holistic engineering lifecycle. How must we evolve model-based systems engineering to enable the digital future? For 25 years, David Long has focused on helping organisations increase their systems engineering proficiency while simultaneously working to advance the state of the art across the community. David is the founder and president of Vitech Corporation, where he developed CORE™, a leading systems engineering software environment. He co-authored A Primer for Model-Based Systems Engineering, and is a frequent presenter at industry events around the world. A committed member of the systems community and ESEP, David is the immediate past president INCOSE.

Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) is the practice of developing a set of related system models that help define, design, and document a system under development. These models provide an efficient way to explore, update, and communicate system aspects to fellow System Engineers and business stakeholders (like clients or software engineers) while significantly reducing or eliminating dependence on traditional documents. When combined with Agile & Lean practices - where the focus is based on adaptive planning and fast-learning and shorter delivery times – Agile & MBSE become a powerful discipline that allows engineers to quickly and incrementally learn about the system under development before the cost of change gets too high. Join the Continuous Engineering Experts’ Bryan Smith as he welcomes Dr. Bruce Douglass – IBM’s Chief Evangelist for their Watson IoT division – as they discuss the benefits to adopting Agile and Model Based Systems Engineering and how you can get started with aMBSE in your organization. Short on time? Just click on any of the links below and jump to that section of the interview: 0:03:41 – What does it mean to be “Agile” in Systems Engineering? How do you do Agile in a practical way in Systems Engineering? 0:04:48 – What do you mean by “verification & validation” and how important is this when applying Agile in Systems Engineering? 0:06:35 – How do elements like UML and SysML come together in an Agile MBSE (aMBSE) process? 0:14:01 - Where does aMBSE fit within a larger, engineering effort that combines software, firmware and hardware? 0:23:47 – How do organizations get started in adopting Agile MBSE? 0:31:14 – Is there a place for the Harmony aMBSE process and the Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) to work together, or are they inherently different?

In this lecture, students had interactive discussion with INCOSE Board of directors.

INCOSE SA — For almost ten years, the systems engineering community has been focused on the transformation from document-centric to model-based techniques. While most systems engineering organizations have completed pilot efforts, established appropriate communities of practice, and are plotting their path forward, this transformation is far from complete. In terms of the Roger’s innovation adoption lifecycle, we are beyond the early adopters, in the early majority, and moving towards the tipping point where model-based systems engineering becomes the expected framework and approach for systems engineering. Systems engineering remains a young discipline – one that must continue to learn and evolve, one where transitions should be viewed as waypoints along a journey rather than destinations themselves. While work remains to ensure the transformation to model-based techniques is both efficient and effective, it is time for the systems engineering community to begin looking beyond MBSE. When model-based is simply the way organizations practice systems engineering, what is the next evolution required to address next generation problems and deliver the organizational value required? How must the systems engineering practice evolve? What can we begin doing today – even in the continued implementation and adoption of MBSE – to prepare ourselves and our organizations to make that transition? Looking at the journey to date and the opportunities in the future, how can we characterize the next leg of the journey and plot a path forward for ourselves, our organizations, and the greater systems engineering practice? For over twenty years, David Long has focused on helping organizations increase their systems engineering proficiency while simultaneously working to advance the state of the art across the community. David is the founder and president of Vitech Corporation where he developed CORE®, a leading systems engineering software environment. He co-authored the book A Primer for Model-Based Systems Engineering and is a frequent presenter at industry events around the world. A committed member of the systems community, David is the immediate past president of the International Council on Systems Engineering (INCOSE), a 10,000 member professional organization focused on sharing, promoting, and advancing the best of systems engineering. Presentation Slides — PDF (6.3 MB)

INCOSE SA — For almost ten years, the systems engineering community has been focused on the transformation from document-centric to model-based techniques. While most systems engineering organizations have completed pilot efforts, established appropriate communities of practice, and are plotting their path forward, this transformation is far from complete. In terms of the Roger’s innovation adoption lifecycle, we are beyond the early adopters, in the early majority, and moving towards the tipping point where model-based systems engineering becomes the expected framework and approach for systems engineering. Systems engineering remains a young discipline – one that must continue to learn and evolve, one where transitions should be viewed as waypoints along a journey rather than destinations themselves. While work remains to ensure the transformation to model-based techniques is both efficient and effective, it is time for the systems engineering community to begin looking beyond MBSE. When model-based is simply the way organizations practice systems engineering, what is the next evolution required to address next generation problems and deliver the organizational value required? How must the systems engineering practice evolve? What can we begin doing today – even in the continued implementation and adoption of MBSE – to prepare ourselves and our organizations to make that transition? Looking at the journey to date and the opportunities in the future, how can we characterize the next leg of the journey and plot a path forward for ourselves, our organizations, and the greater systems engineering practice? For over twenty years, David Long has focused on helping organizations increase their systems engineering proficiency while simultaneously working to advance the state of the art across the community. David is the founder and president of Vitech Corporation where he developed CORE®, a leading systems engineering software environment. He co-authored the book A Primer for Model-Based Systems Engineering and is a frequent presenter at industry events around the world. A committed member of the systems community, David is the immediate past president of the International Council on Systems Engineering (INCOSE), a 10,000 member professional organization focused on sharing, promoting, and advancing the best of systems engineering. Presentation Slides — PDF (6.3 MB)

I remember specifically...being like we need a guy that is super good looking, muscular and can rock the bass......We need a guy that's jacked and tan is basically what I told them.... This week I had the pleasure to have Brandon and Ben from My Body Sings Electric out on the patio. I was excited about this one as MBSE was one of the first bands that stood out as being on top of the music scene pyramid when I first arrived in Denver years ago. My Body Sings Electric is the very definition of a driven, focused, career oriented band. They have not only embraced the DIY spirit, they have proven that focus, drive and hard work really do pay off. They also have shown what a band can really achieve all on their own...charting on Billboard, touring nationally, playing sold out shows and building huge fanbases all without a single label release. Listen above as we talk playing in a drumline, the movie Drumline, photos with Lynard Skynard, developing the sound you want, learning from other bands and much, much more!

INCOSE SA — Systems Engineering in Turbulent Times. Presented by David Long. For over twenty years, David Long has focused on enabling, applying, and advancing model-based systems engineering (MBSE) to help transform the state of the systems engineering practice. David is the founder and president of Vitech Corporation where he developed CORE®, a leading systems engineering software environment. He co-authored the book A Primer for Model-Based Systems Engineering and is a frequent presenter at industry events around the world. A committed member of the systems community, David is president of the International Council on Systems Engineering (INCOSE), a 10 000 member professional organization focused on sharing, promoting, and advancing the best of systems engineering. David holds a bachelor's degree in Engineering Science and Mechanics, as well as a master's degree in Systems Engineering from Virginia Tech. Presentation Slides — PDF (3.7 MB)

INCOSE SA — Systems Engineering in Turbulent Times. Presented by David Long. For over twenty years, David Long has focused on enabling, applying, and advancing model-based systems engineering (MBSE) to help transform the state of the systems engineering practice. David is the founder and president of Vitech Corporation where he developed CORE®, a leading systems engineering software environment. He co-authored the book A Primer for Model-Based Systems Engineering and is a frequent presenter at industry events around the world. A committed member of the systems community, David is president of the International Council on Systems Engineering (INCOSE), a 10 000 member professional organization focused on sharing, promoting, and advancing the best of systems engineering. David holds a bachelor's degree in Engineering Science and Mechanics, as well as a master's degree in Systems Engineering from Virginia Tech. Presentation Slides — PDF (3.7 MB)

Kiven (@KivenMusic) join us from the final day of our spring tour together. It's good and bad. Happy and sad. Twitter: http://twitter.com/mybodysings Subscribe To The Awful Truth Podcast: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-awful-truth/id738555931 Listen To The Awful Truth Live on idobi Radio Tuesdays at 8pm ET: http://bit.ly/mbseidobi

Listen to this podcast to learn what's new about model-based systems engineering (MBSE), and why it is considered a revolutionary concept. Presented by Barclay Brown, Global Solution Executive for Systems Engineering for IBM Rational.

"Systems Engineering For Dummies," IBM Limited Edition, explains what systems engineering is and how it can help you harness the complexity inherent in developing smart, connected products associated with industrial sector industries. This podcast introduces the book and outlines who might benefit from reading it. Steve Shoaf, speaker.